Alborz Wozniak has over 17 years of environmental consulting experience specializing in engineering, management, litigation support and regulatory compliance. His diverse expertise include expert testimony on environmental pollution matters, evaluation and analysis of environmental and asbestos claims, assessment of industrial water and wastewater quality for manufacturing facilities, and developing sustainability strategies for businesses. Mr. Wozniak has been effective in developing a strategically-focused and holistic approach to evaluation and effective resolution of environmental challenges in today’s complex business world.

With respect to environmental pollution matters, Mr. Wozniak works closely with insurers and their counsel to understand the scope of the technical and coverage issues and to develop strategies that will result in well-documented and favorable resolution of claims. Mr. Wozniak's expertise encompasses an array of industries from complex mining sites and operations related to industrial facilities such as refineries, foundries and chemical plants to drycleaning facilities and confined animal feeding operations. 

In the environmental remediation and Brownfield arena, Mr. Wozniak provides expertise in developing effective strategies and technical solutions for addressing environmental impacts relating to property development and liability management. He has successfully negotiated site redevelopment, remedial program optimization, and site cleanup/closure. He is an expert in environmental engineering, with emphasis on soil and groundwater cleanup. In addition, Mr. Wozniak provides regulatory compliance and engineering consulting to industry clients in areas such as water and wastewater treatment, storm water management and risk management programs.

Mr. Wozniak is responsible for developing and leading the Emerging Environmental Challenges research and training program at Johnson Wright. Our clients participate and benefit from these training programs by receiving continuing education (CE) credits while staying abreast of future environmental liabilities and risks for their industry.